The ’80s rock band known for hits “Welcome to the Jungle” and “Sweet Child O’ Mine” has hired one of the Tri-Cities’ own as its new drummer.

This year marks our 17th annual Young Professionals contest, and we’re pleased to introduce you to the 10 winners who are excelling in their careers and working to better our community.

A West Richland home made an appearance on HGTV's “Ugliest House in America” after being nominated by its owners as the ugliest home around.

The Richland Knight of Columbus raised the most money of any Knights group in the country – more than $100,000 — to aid Ukrainian refugees.

Construction on a $22.7 million affordable housing complex with an unusual name begins later this year in east Kennewick now that a complicated combination of funding sources has been secured.

A Kennewick senior who founded a nonprofit dedicated to financial literacy was among a handful of high schoolers from across the state who testified on a state bill that would require financial education as a graduation requirement.

The 3 Rivers Community Foundation distributed the grants to several nonprofits Nov. 30 during its Celebration of Philanthropy event at the Red Lion Columbia Center in Kennewick. 

Headstones bearing the Wallace family name stretch out in a long line at the Evergreen Cemetery outside Benton City. They mark the final resting place of Steve Wallace’s parents, grandparents and other relatives.

Wallace, 67, hopes to continue the line but the 2.5-acre cemetery at 7 W. Corral Creek...

The Tri-Cities’ fourth city reports a robust year of commercial development even as home construction cools.

The city issued 52% fewer building permits for single-family homes through August 2023, compared to the same period last year.

But city officials remain optimistic and so are the developers who have commercial construction...